Continuity

The changes listed below are relative to the last full release, Continuity 2.0.2.

Fixes

• Fix sprite paths starting with assets/minecraft/ not being parsed correctly
• Fix custom block layers not being applied to moving blocks
• Fix disableSolidCheck using previously defined value instead of default value when no value was defined after a resource reload
• Fix overlay method edge case where corner overlay would be applied when it shouldn't have been
• Fix potential performance issues when resource packs add emissive item textures but emissive textures are disabled in the config

Compatibility Improvements

• Add support for Fabric block appearance API
• Improve mod compatibility of overlay method
• Improve mod compatibility of default pack

Resource Pack Format Changes

• Add orient property
• Add overlay_horizontal, overlay_vertical, overlay_horizontal+vertical, and overlay_vertical+horizontal methods
• Disallow relative and non-standard sprite paths when namespace is defined

More details about these changes can be found at the wiki.

Other Changes

• Update and improve config screen
• Add pack icon for glass pane culling fix pack
• Slightly improve pack icon for default pack
• Improve built-in pack descriptions
• Add and update translations
  • Add European Spanish (es_es) translation
  • Add Mexican Spanish (es_mx) translation
  • Add Malay (ms_my) translation
  • Add Swedish (sv_se) translation
  • Add Turkish (tr_tr) translation
  • Add Tatar (tt_ru) translation
  • Add Vietnamese (vi_vn) translation
  • Add Traditional Chinese (zh_tw) translation
  • Add Malay (Jawi) (zlm_arab) translation
  • Update Estonian (et_ee) translation
  • Update Filipino (fil_ph) translation
  • Update Korean (ko_kr) translation
  • Update Polish (po_po) translation
  • Update Russian (ru_ru) translation
  • Update Ukrainian (uk_ua) translation
• Optimize performance

1.19.4+:

• Make it so an overlay with an undefined tintBlock always has ambient occlusion enabled (unless disabled globally) instead of using the default value